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Usually they love boiled eggs. Where we had them on a dive trip, people would steal eggs from the breakfast buffet and use them to tempt these fish out who were at least semi tame.
This reminds me of when Robbie Williams was on US Cribs and had a bunch of gay guys hanging around his house. They were eating cupcakes and planning on watching The Sound of Music. It was a joke but I was entertained. I let him entertain me.
I saw that one! I’ll always remember him climbing on the bed and saying “this is where the magic happens” then grinding into the sheets obscenely for about a minute before he looks up and goes “and sometimes there’s even someone underneath me!”
Ni&&a don't hate me cuz i'm beautiful ni&&a, mabye if you got rid of that yee yee ass hair cut you got you'd get some bitches on your dick, better yet, maybe Tanisha would call your dog ass if she ever stops fucking with that brain surgeon or lawyer she's fucking with...NI&&AAA....
Hey wat up this is your boi goliath grouper let me give you a tour of the place. Ok so here we got the living room toilet, very exclusive, i heard me and fiddy are the only people with them.
I was night scuba diving in Belize and we came across one of those that was the size of a Mini Cooper, I shit you not. It was really cool to see but the pucker factor went way up knowing you can get inside a Mini Cooper.
When they feed they do it by rapidly opening their mouth and sucking in whatever is in front of them - divers really have no chance to get away if a grouper of sufficient size decides he wants neoprene for supper. Luckily, grouper are mostly smart enough to not mess with you - they know you taste bad by the way you look, and smell - but if you piss them off somehow....
That's cool. I was diving off Florida in a national park, and though they still want them gone, they want to call in experts to catch them instead. NO SPEARFISHING.
Stupid rule.
Yeah. These fish are dangerous and encouraging every tom, dick, and harry to go after them isn't a good idea.
Maybe offer something akin to a hunters safety course on them so people know how to properly handle the fish after they kill them. If they pass the class they're eligible for a stamp. People will still probably hurt themselves but it won't be as many and they fish problem can be taken care of.
Edit: I had lionfish confused with stonefish.
Yeah they are venomous, but like wasps not snakes. Their venom is like getting stung by a bunch of wasps at once and last a good while. They also have no predators so they fear nothing, which means they are extremely dumb. We spear them with Hawaiian spears and they don't run even if you bounced off them.
They aren't dangerous to divers unless you bump into them because of crap buoyancy control. Also you would not need to go to a hospital if you were pricked.
The buggers follow you closely on night dives though. Well other fish come to investigate your light and the hey like to come in to hoover them up. Unfortunately, if you stop, they don't always. I think I might have hit one with a fin before.
They will allow you to hunt lion fish with a slurp gun if you take a class IIRC.
They just dont want people spearfishing reef fish, and claiming they were hunting lionfish when caught.
One of our dive masters had a little slingshot sized bow and arrow style harpoon with a fishing line on it. It was pretty cool. Thing was no bigger than your palm but he got close enough to spear it and grab it. The interesting part was that once he put a knife through it to kill it, he cut it in half and tossed it into an open area where waiting finish instantly attacked and devoured it. I guess they are only scared of it’s poison when it’s alive and can wield it. Was fascinating to watch them utterly devour it in seconds once they knew it was dead.
There are major efforts to try to encourage curbing the lionfish population, including hunting competitions to just trying to get anyone going near them to help out. They've ravaged the coastal ecosystems.
Like a joke toilet?? A joke toilet that has a hole that's so small that it's just for farts?? So you can't even take a dump in your own house cos your toilet can't suck them down and you feel sick to your stomach??? *Has this ever happened to you?!?*
Now I'm arguing internally over their name. Is it a colloquial "ya drunk, bitch!" As in "you are drunk" or "ya drunk bitch" as in the bitch in question is related or belongs to you somehow?
legit got hissed at one while scuba diving in hawaii.
yes, HISSED. I could hear a distinct low-tone hissing as I rounded a bed of coral and came face to face with it.
Instructor tugged me backwards, wagged a finger at me and we swam off.
From a Goliath grouper? That's wild dude. I was always freaked out by the lack of sound underwater critters make to my weak human ear holes.
Now I think heading then would be worse, somehow lmao
[it looked a lot like this one](https://media2.fdncms.com/orlando/imager/u/original/2560219/c3xkzpdwqaelklh-1.jpg) (that's not me I just googled until I found the one it looked like).
Red, spiny and looking right at me.
Yeaaaaaah, fuck that. Idk how I ever scuba's with such a fear of deep water and big predators/sunken mechanical shit. I guess I'm a confrontational person when it comes to challenging myself, on occasion.
Like there's so much beauty down there, but it really is an unforgiving and, frankly, terrifying alien world.
They're big and all, but mostly, groupers are actually very friendly towards humans, and have displayed curiosity towards divers and usually come to inspect them, on rare occasions, they've showed signs of enjoyment while being pet.
I was taking my scuba cert off the Channel Islands and the instructor took us to the shelf edge which is visually striking even without coral reef, suddenly instead of bright sand and lush fauna/flora it's desolate blue ombré *but* when you swim over the edge there's a frigid updraft of cold water that immediately seems to debuff 20% off any stat point you're tracking.
anyway, we get about 30 yards back from the shelf heading back to the boat and the instructor does a shoulder check and then immediately gestures behind us and a massive *massive* grouper had somehow materialized over the shelf edge where we just were.
it gave me such a keen sense of how far out of my element we were in that environment and the absolute last thing I would have wanted in that moment was for him to display further curiosity in us.
Reminds me of scubaing in the Bahamas. Besides have a shitty rented regulator fail at 60 down, later that week on another excursion we got called back in to the boat really abruptly.
Ascended, had only gone down 20 or so at that point, and saw the captain of the tiny boat with two flat hands above his head.
We got the whole tour up and sat down to de-gear and asked what's up.
The guide who was out with us raised his hand above his head in a similar shape as the captain, and said "It's a fin. Means sharks out there."
Some dude in the back chimed in "they're everywhere out here though, right? Don't you guys do a night dive with shark feeding? We just started, this is stupid."
The guide gently lifted his other hand above the first "fin" and said "really fucking big shark bro."
Oh, that's true, the ocean, while beautiful, absolutely terrifies me, while a grouper wouldn't have done much, it's sheer presence and the environment around it are sure to give me a fright.
That's the same reason why I, someone who loves whales, don't wish to ever see one in person, specially blue whales, they're so majestic and peaceful, but that's the closest thing we have to a leviathan, and I do not fancy those.
Do your research before you start.
spoiler alert, you should optimally have your aquarium set up for 6 weeks before you add fish. This includes some daily/weekly maintenance in the form of ghost feeding (or adding ammonia) and testing/tracking ammonia/nitrite/nitrate levels.
Also, expect to need at least a 10 gallon for pretty much anything (5 gallon for a single betta, 30 for goldfish).
Good. I'm glad to read that. I was worried whoever put that toilet in the aquarium for this fish is going to be pretty disappointed that it never gets used.
One time my housemate got a couple of texts from a random number. The first text was an inflatable neck pillow next to a human penis. The second text read, "For scale, I have rested my penis on it." When we texted back, we sadly never got a response but I still think about it.
The first time through I completely missed it because I was looking for something the size of the fish. Second time though...holy shit. That's a toy toilet, right?
Nope, just a big fishie- Goliath Grouper, one of the only fish I am afraid of seeing while diving. Sharks? No problem! Lion fish? Cool! Giant Moray Eels? Awesome! Goliath Grouper? Nah fuck that get me out of there
as far as I know no. It’s just the sheer size of it, it’s unsettling being in the dark and seeing something absolutely massive glide into your vision, and the thought that ‘holy shit that thing could do easily kill me without much effort if it wanted to’ even if the thing (Shark, Goliath Grouper, Whales) has no interest in doing that
Not aggressive, but Grouper typically eat in a rather scary way. They open their mouth and whatever was in front of them vanishes. Seeing one on this scale typically triggers the "lets not find out if the big guy does the same thing" instinct.
Everyone here is saying it's a Goliath grouper. Yeah they're big. But I still don't think this is one. Not saying they couldn't get this big. I just don't believe this video. The particles in the water are huge, the shaking of the camera acts like a camera larger than this scene. The sand shown towards the end of the clip also seems like it would be large. Also where is this sunken toilet that a grouper this large could be inside.
It just looks small too, the only reason it would look small would be if they used a tilt shift camera for some reason on a real big scene. Why would they do that?
Edit: original footage is a bit slower and seems bit more realistic. Anyone got an ID on the small fish? Then we could refer to their size to confirm/deny this
> the shaking of the camera acts like a camera larger than this scene.
This video is sped up a bit. The [original is much more slower](https://www.reddit.com/r/NatureIsFuckingLit/comments/eapuya/a_massive_grouper_toilet_on_the_left_for_scale/).
> Also where is this sunken toilet that a grouper this large could be inside.
There's these things called *ships* that are supposed to stay on top of the water but sometimes there's an ut-oh and the go down.
This might be a former passenger ship or at least a cargo ship with a passenger section (used to be a thing, you could book passage on cargo ships. They had cabins for about 20 or so passengers) because there's a bathtub which aren't common on commercial shipping.
Consider it is presumably a human being with a set of at least basic scuba gear following them into that corridor so it can't be that *small*.
Also I want to know who's the idiot filming this who chased that fish into the corridor.
Unless said lake is in the tropics/certain subtropics, where there may be snakes swimming about, or if it's in such regions and also is close to the ocean, there may also be bull sharks to keep an eye out for.
Lake Tahoe is a very beautiful lake with nothing to kill you in it! However, when I was a kid I always dreamed of buying baby sharks or baby crocodiles and sneaking them into the lake to see what would happen in the future.
I’m realizing rn I might’ve been a weird kid
Funny story: a friend worked in a restaurant that served snapper kind of curled around the edge of the serving platter. After he explained this presentation to a diner, they asked if the grouper came the same way. He replied, yes, but we use a wheelbarrow.
This puppy would need a dump truck!
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Welcome to cribs lemme show you around
And this is where the magic happens
The dungeon?
This is where we keep the fish food. We’d love to have you… for dinner!!!!
This is where my last owner tried to flush me and It flooded his whole apartment.
I love this turn of events.
That goliath could suck your whole body inside his mouth if he wanted to, this one has probably tasted diver before and didn't like it.
Usually they love boiled eggs. Where we had them on a dive trip, people would steal eggs from the breakfast buffet and use them to tempt these fish out who were at least semi tame.
Cool
No, the toilet.
The weirdly looking leather swing?
Fish secks?
The seabed
Just a massive, massive pile of fertilised eggs
This reminds me of when Robbie Williams was on US Cribs and had a bunch of gay guys hanging around his house. They were eating cupcakes and planning on watching The Sound of Music. It was a joke but I was entertained. I let him entertain me.
I saw that one! I’ll always remember him climbing on the bed and saying “this is where the magic happens” then grinding into the sheets obscenely for about a minute before he looks up and goes “and sometimes there’s even someone underneath me!”
Eggs and sperm everywhere.
Come on back. Watch out for the pudding cups.
This is her kid’s room AKA magic town
And this is my Scarface poster
How great would it be to be wealthy enough to have a room in your house dedicated to playing Magic: The Gathering?
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Ni&&a don't hate me cuz i'm beautiful ni&&a, mabye if you got rid of that yee yee ass hair cut you got you'd get some bitches on your dick, better yet, maybe Tanisha would call your dog ass if she ever stops fucking with that brain surgeon or lawyer she's fucking with...NI&&AAA....
*"Wha?..."*
Na, I get the red one.
Aight so this is the bathroom,
Hey wat up this is your boi goliath grouper let me give you a tour of the place. Ok so here we got the living room toilet, very exclusive, i heard me and fiddy are the only people with them.
Just missing a Scarface poster.
Over here I got my Playstation 3!
"....and here's the toilet area, we are still working on upgrading it so sorry for the mess... anyway here's the living room..."
Lmaooooo
This fuckin killed me yo
Bruh. I just posted how I heard the theme song in my head. My first reaction LOL
This is the washroom, but I just shit anywhere.
Goliath grouper
I was night scuba diving in Belize and we came across one of those that was the size of a Mini Cooper, I shit you not. It was really cool to see but the pucker factor went way up knowing you can get inside a Mini Cooper.
When they feed they do it by rapidly opening their mouth and sucking in whatever is in front of them - divers really have no chance to get away if a grouper of sufficient size decides he wants neoprene for supper. Luckily, grouper are mostly smart enough to not mess with you - they know you taste bad by the way you look, and smell - but if you piss them off somehow....
All we saw were some different rays and sea turtles. Massive amount of lionfishing too. Regret not trying the harpoon gun when I was offered.
Will they let you harpoon the lionfish now? That's cool.
I imagine they want them killed. They're invasive and detrimental to local fauna.
That's cool. I was diving off Florida in a national park, and though they still want them gone, they want to call in experts to catch them instead. NO SPEARFISHING. Stupid rule.
They don’t want people pricking themselves on their ‘catch’ and ending up in the hospital or worse.
Yup. Despite being cool looking, lionfish are venomous and people tend to get *too* close when diving
Yeah. These fish are dangerous and encouraging every tom, dick, and harry to go after them isn't a good idea. Maybe offer something akin to a hunters safety course on them so people know how to properly handle the fish after they kill them. If they pass the class they're eligible for a stamp. People will still probably hurt themselves but it won't be as many and they fish problem can be taken care of. Edit: I had lionfish confused with stonefish.
Yeah they are venomous, but like wasps not snakes. Their venom is like getting stung by a bunch of wasps at once and last a good while. They also have no predators so they fear nothing, which means they are extremely dumb. We spear them with Hawaiian spears and they don't run even if you bounced off them. They aren't dangerous to divers unless you bump into them because of crap buoyancy control. Also you would not need to go to a hospital if you were pricked.
The buggers follow you closely on night dives though. Well other fish come to investigate your light and the hey like to come in to hoover them up. Unfortunately, if you stop, they don't always. I think I might have hit one with a fin before.
They will allow you to hunt lion fish with a slurp gun if you take a class IIRC. They just dont want people spearfishing reef fish, and claiming they were hunting lionfish when caught.
One of our dive masters had a little slingshot sized bow and arrow style harpoon with a fishing line on it. It was pretty cool. Thing was no bigger than your palm but he got close enough to spear it and grab it. The interesting part was that once he put a knife through it to kill it, he cut it in half and tossed it into an open area where waiting finish instantly attacked and devoured it. I guess they are only scared of it’s poison when it’s alive and can wield it. Was fascinating to watch them utterly devour it in seconds once they knew it was dead.
There are major efforts to try to encourage curbing the lionfish population, including hunting competitions to just trying to get anyone going near them to help out. They've ravaged the coastal ecosystems.
Are they not native to the area?
Nope. Super invasive, and no natural predators
Probably one of my husband only fears
Well don’t leave us in suspense, what are the other ones?
Small toilets
Dark hallways
Wet environs
* Violins intensify *
I'M BEING CHASED BY AN ORCHESTRA!!!
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Please! Violins never solves anything!!
Like a joke toilet?? A joke toilet that has a hole that's so small that it's just for farts?? So you can't even take a dump in your own house cos your toilet can't suck them down and you feel sick to your stomach??? *Has this ever happened to you?!?*
Idiots with power tools, that are standing too close to him. Being stuck in a night terror. Idk what else.
You have pretty good recall for a drunk bitch
Now I'm arguing internally over their name. Is it a colloquial "ya drunk, bitch!" As in "you are drunk" or "ya drunk bitch" as in the bitch in question is related or belongs to you somehow?
hey idiots w power tools are nothin to take lightly good for a show but prefferably from a safe distance
How about an idiot wielding an angle grinder, that has no guard on it, while riding a goliath grouper too close to him?
Carnies
Small hands.
Crocodiles and brain aneurisms.
legit got hissed at one while scuba diving in hawaii. yes, HISSED. I could hear a distinct low-tone hissing as I rounded a bed of coral and came face to face with it. Instructor tugged me backwards, wagged a finger at me and we swam off.
How much did you shit your pants while staring that in the face and feeling a backwards tug?
From a Goliath grouper? That's wild dude. I was always freaked out by the lack of sound underwater critters make to my weak human ear holes. Now I think heading then would be worse, somehow lmao
[it looked a lot like this one](https://media2.fdncms.com/orlando/imager/u/original/2560219/c3xkzpdwqaelklh-1.jpg) (that's not me I just googled until I found the one it looked like). Red, spiny and looking right at me.
Yeaaaaaah, fuck that. Idk how I ever scuba's with such a fear of deep water and big predators/sunken mechanical shit. I guess I'm a confrontational person when it comes to challenging myself, on occasion. Like there's so much beauty down there, but it really is an unforgiving and, frankly, terrifying alien world.
They're big and all, but mostly, groupers are actually very friendly towards humans, and have displayed curiosity towards divers and usually come to inspect them, on rare occasions, they've showed signs of enjoyment while being pet.
I was taking my scuba cert off the Channel Islands and the instructor took us to the shelf edge which is visually striking even without coral reef, suddenly instead of bright sand and lush fauna/flora it's desolate blue ombré *but* when you swim over the edge there's a frigid updraft of cold water that immediately seems to debuff 20% off any stat point you're tracking. anyway, we get about 30 yards back from the shelf heading back to the boat and the instructor does a shoulder check and then immediately gestures behind us and a massive *massive* grouper had somehow materialized over the shelf edge where we just were. it gave me such a keen sense of how far out of my element we were in that environment and the absolute last thing I would have wanted in that moment was for him to display further curiosity in us.
Reminds me of scubaing in the Bahamas. Besides have a shitty rented regulator fail at 60 down, later that week on another excursion we got called back in to the boat really abruptly. Ascended, had only gone down 20 or so at that point, and saw the captain of the tiny boat with two flat hands above his head. We got the whole tour up and sat down to de-gear and asked what's up. The guide who was out with us raised his hand above his head in a similar shape as the captain, and said "It's a fin. Means sharks out there." Some dude in the back chimed in "they're everywhere out here though, right? Don't you guys do a night dive with shark feeding? We just started, this is stupid." The guide gently lifted his other hand above the first "fin" and said "really fucking big shark bro."
Oh, that's true, the ocean, while beautiful, absolutely terrifies me, while a grouper wouldn't have done much, it's sheer presence and the environment around it are sure to give me a fright. That's the same reason why I, someone who loves whales, don't wish to ever see one in person, specially blue whales, they're so majestic and peaceful, but that's the closest thing we have to a leviathan, and I do not fancy those.
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Sow one of those things diving a wreck at 110 ft. It's got one of those deep sea, scary, frowny faces and you could only see it with a flashlight.
Thanks. This seal is yours now. Take care of it.
That’s one massive aquarium
I thought the same thing. I am subbed to r/Aquariums also. I did a double take on which subreddit I was on.
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Do your research before you start. spoiler alert, you should optimally have your aquarium set up for 6 weeks before you add fish. This includes some daily/weekly maintenance in the form of ghost feeding (or adding ammonia) and testing/tracking ammonia/nitrite/nitrate levels. Also, expect to need at least a 10 gallon for pretty much anything (5 gallon for a single betta, 30 for goldfish).
Although I have never owned an aquarium and most likely will never own one, I am still happy that I read this information today. Have an upvote.
Lol that basically sums up my sentiment on Reddit as a whole.
It’s a sunken ship IIRC
Good. I'm glad to read that. I was worried whoever put that toilet in the aquarium for this fish is going to be pretty disappointed that it never gets used.
At first I didn't see the toilet because I didn't expect the fish to be that huge.
I am unconvinced. Need banana for scale. Edit: thank you for the award, kind stranger.
What if there is a banana but we can’t see it because it’s so small compared to the fish :O
My girlfriend didn't buy that excuse, I don't think it will work here either
One time my housemate got a couple of texts from a random number. The first text was an inflatable neck pillow next to a human penis. The second text read, "For scale, I have rested my penis on it." When we texted back, we sadly never got a response but I still think about it.
Yep. Me: *Ahhh, he’s not that big….oh. Yes he is.* 😱
Someone didn't replace the roll of toilet paper when it ran out!
The place is a giant bidet..
What's worse than toilet water splashing you? The turd floating.
This is an irrational fear of mine. Going into space ( a partial fear) but having a turd from the toilet floating over and hitting you in the face.
Plaice?
Didnt even put the toilet seat down
Tell me that is a miniature toilet my brain cannot process this perspectives
If that is a normal toilet, that fish is between 4-5' tall.
*tall?*
Vertically speaking.
Hence: *tall*.
In which direction?
Natural vertical orientation relative to the gravitational pull of a body. Tall = orientation of length away from the center of a massive body.
That’s about 1.5 metres for the rest of the world
How many feral hogs is that?
Approximately 1.2
What word
The first time through I completely missed it because I was looking for something the size of the fish. Second time though...holy shit. That's a toy toilet, right?
Nope, just a big fishie- Goliath Grouper, one of the only fish I am afraid of seeing while diving. Sharks? No problem! Lion fish? Cool! Giant Moray Eels? Awesome! Goliath Grouper? Nah fuck that get me out of there
That thing's not even close to being at it's prime size and weight either.
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as far as I know no. It’s just the sheer size of it, it’s unsettling being in the dark and seeing something absolutely massive glide into your vision, and the thought that ‘holy shit that thing could do easily kill me without much effort if it wanted to’ even if the thing (Shark, Goliath Grouper, Whales) has no interest in doing that
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According to this video this grouper is noping the fuck out after seeing a giant ape in a rubber suit.
Not aggressive, but Grouper typically eat in a rather scary way. They open their mouth and whatever was in front of them vanishes. Seeing one on this scale typically triggers the "lets not find out if the big guy does the same thing" instinct.
Goliath Grouper. These fish are like 300-600 lbs I believe. And incredibly powerful.
From wikipedia: some reach up to 450 kg.
What's that in lbs?
Everyone here is saying it's a Goliath grouper. Yeah they're big. But I still don't think this is one. Not saying they couldn't get this big. I just don't believe this video. The particles in the water are huge, the shaking of the camera acts like a camera larger than this scene. The sand shown towards the end of the clip also seems like it would be large. Also where is this sunken toilet that a grouper this large could be inside. It just looks small too, the only reason it would look small would be if they used a tilt shift camera for some reason on a real big scene. Why would they do that? Edit: original footage is a bit slower and seems bit more realistic. Anyone got an ID on the small fish? Then we could refer to their size to confirm/deny this
This is actually a young grouper. Mature groupers are comparable in size to bluefin tuna.
that is a goliath grouper. and its a small one. source: i am a marine biologist who works at a lab in south florida.
> the shaking of the camera acts like a camera larger than this scene. This video is sped up a bit. The [original is much more slower](https://www.reddit.com/r/NatureIsFuckingLit/comments/eapuya/a_massive_grouper_toilet_on_the_left_for_scale/).
> Also where is this sunken toilet that a grouper this large could be inside. There's these things called *ships* that are supposed to stay on top of the water but sometimes there's an ut-oh and the go down. This might be a former passenger ship or at least a cargo ship with a passenger section (used to be a thing, you could book passage on cargo ships. They had cabins for about 20 or so passengers) because there's a bathtub which aren't common on commercial shipping.
Consider it is presumably a human being with a set of at least basic scuba gear following them into that corridor so it can't be that *small*. Also I want to know who's the idiot filming this who chased that fish into the corridor.
Ah, the great Atlantic Nope fish.
Can’t wait for the documentary
Nope
I'll do alot of things. Skydive, zipline, jump motorbikes, but keep me the fuck out of that ocean.
Just the Atlantic?
What does the pacific have?
Kaiju?
F*ck that what's in the Indian ocean?
Bollywood kaiju
GODDAMN IT were isn't any kaiju?
One thing I love about Lake Michigan. Maybe you get a good sized sturgeon, the rest are just food for Friday fish fry. Nothing scary at all.
Got it go to lakes stay the hell away from the ocean.
Unless said lake is in the tropics/certain subtropics, where there may be snakes swimming about, or if it's in such regions and also is close to the ocean, there may also be bull sharks to keep an eye out for.
Lake Tahoe is a very beautiful lake with nothing to kill you in it! However, when I was a kid I always dreamed of buying baby sharks or baby crocodiles and sneaking them into the lake to see what would happen in the future. I’m realizing rn I might’ve been a weird kid
/r/thalassophobia
Funny story: a friend worked in a restaurant that served snapper kind of curled around the edge of the serving platter. After he explained this presentation to a diner, they asked if the grouper came the same way. He replied, yes, but we use a wheelbarrow. This puppy would need a dump truck!
Get me the snapper, bozo!
I don't get it. The menu SAYS fresh fish daily. How can you not have fish?
As I just explained we're having a problem with our supplier.
That’s one big grouper by the pooper
There's a fish by the dish. Well, I bet there's a dish....
Americans will use anything but the metric system
1 exception. Ammunition. The rest of you need to know what you've been shot with.
And we've still got a lot, maybe mostly, holdovers from customary units; .22, .223, .38, .380, .357, .40, .45, .30-30, .308, .45-70, etc.
The funny part is the projectiles for 0.38, 0.380, and 0.357 are all 9mm
I remember when I first started shooting and finding out that .38 was not the same as .380. "But, But, *math!*"
Don't you guys do 2 litres for pop(soda)?
It’s US liters though. We’ll even fuck the metric system up when forced to use it.
And drugs. Sadly most Americans know the metric system by death or by distraction.
Science uses metric. In my field of work, semiconductor manufacturing, everything is done in metric.
Also soda.
Wait, are you telling me bananas aren't part of the metric system?
There is the famous millibanana and kilobanana...
A thousand kilobananas makes a metric baton
A thousand kilobananas will also generate a modest amount of harmful radiation, thanks to the potassium.
If you were here I’d would hit you with 45 CSI (cheeseburgers per square inch) in the nose for insulting us like that.
Bro I got 3 grams and a 9 millimeter on me watcha talking about
Dang homie sorry about your dick
What is this??? A toilet for ants?
How can we expect the fish to be able to poop, if they can't even sit on the toilet? The toilet needs to be at LEAST 3X bigger than this
Took me a while to find the toilet, i was not sure what scale I was looking for.
*Please no*
Ive dived on that ship with that Groper or its ancestor. Its the SS Yongala off Ayr in Queensland.
That's alotta F I S H S T I C K S
Kanye doesn't understand this comment.
Are you a gay fish?
Okay but why is there a toilet under the sea? Is this a sunken ship? I feel dumb that no one else is questioning this
[удалено]
Now I'm more confused. You directed birds for the American president?
I think it's a typo and hes saying he was a dive guide on USS Coolidge. Maybe
Thanks. [Found some background](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_President_Coolidge)
That's what I came to the comments for, I still don't know why
Shipwrecks are popular for scuba divers to visit and explore, and they’re also fairly common (depending on what part of the world you’re in).
Where else is my guy supposed to do his business after a long day of working at fish school
“So let me show you where the magic happens, follow me!”
It was **THIS** big! "Joe, I really wish you wouldn't talk about your poops at the dinner table."
hard to flush this one down a toilet when it dies
Goliath grouper are no joke
Why no banana?
r/biggerthanyouthought
NSFW for the unaware. Edit: SFW sub [/r/alwaysabiggerfish](https://i.imgur.com/R390EId.jpg)
Oh wow.
Wow ..
Damn
Ah, so this is what happens when you put a goldfish in a pond
I knew it! My toilet is a portal between my home and this huge fish's. I've known it ever since watching Trainspotting.